Fantastic seminar today during the @IURadiology resident conference from @AliTejaniMD on LLMs in radiology. So much impressive progress in this area but still many barriers (bias, security, hallucinations, interpretability etc.) before these models reach mainstream use in rads
@jbcarmody Applied DR this cycle and i like the signaling process. Personally, it’s led to a comfortable # of interviews and i applied fairly selectively (so saved $$). However i don’t think the two-tier gold/silver most preferred vs preferred is ideal, should just be one tier
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@IndianaUniv scientists @BradyAtwood @GreccoGregory & colleagues explore the impact of #methadone treatment for #OUD on sensorimotor development in the offspring of mice with prenatal exposure. See Advances in Drug and Alcohol Research for more! 🔎🐁
https://t.co/ItpIgmCFjy
New work from us in the Atwood lab @BradyAtwood @braulioblas on our prenatal opioid exposure model. This time involving an awesome collab with IUSMs Center for Proteome Analysis @fireinlab @MosleyLab check it out in eNeuro @SfNtweets https://t.co/7snAP0HrNA
Maybe the effects on the reward are not specific to any one drug? Stay tuned for another paper looking at PME effects on reward-related brain regions. Thanks @NIAAAnews for funding my F30 to do this work plus support from @NeurosciStark @IUSMPharmTox@IUMedSchool (8/8)
Check out some exciting work from @david__haggerty and I in the Atwood lab @BradyAtwood. I shared some of this data at my PhD defense but glad to see the whole story out now. Quick thread. https://t.co/lcFFqPTMNy (1/8)
So PME influences alcohol drinking enough that we can reliably predict exposure from drinking data alone. Overall, this suggests prenatal opioid exposure may not only increase opioid addiction risk, but maybe alcohol as well (7/8)